Sentence examples for popular applicants from inspiring English sources

Lakin (2010) states that upon the introduction of Seguro Popular, applicants were unwilling to pay the program's affiliation fee.

The seven-day Telluride-to-Moab route is now so popular that applicants are turned away.

It has proved to be less popular with applicants, who prefer university-based courses.

Of the four new topics presented by Boston College, the one about service to others has proved the most popular among applicants.

The company also plans to integrate with popular ATS (applicant tracking software) systems, the first being Greenhouse.

Among UK medical graduates, psychiatry was the sixth most popular specialty (999 applicants) out of 10 specialty groups, while it was fourth for international graduates (5,953 applicants).

Law is also a popular choice for applicants.

During its 30 years on the curriculum, the class has grown perpetually popular, with 60 applicants vying for half as many seats.

Asian cities have climbed up the list of most popular destinations for applicants based in America and Britain (see table)—though that is partly the result of collapsing interest in the United Arab Emirates following the property bust in Dubai.

Track and field events are classed as "very popular" and future applicants are advised that they may be more successful aiming for morning sessions.

Just as with Cambridge's architects, the course is popular: it has five applicants for every place, and numbers rose by a fifth last year.